spek - OpenSpec Static Site

Version updated for https://github.com/kewang/spek to version v1.2.0.

  • This action is used across all versions by ? repositories.

Action Type

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Action Summary

The spek GitHub Action is a lightweight, read-only viewer for OpenSpec content that transforms local OpenSpec directories into structured, searchable interfaces. It automates the organization and visualization of specifications, change tracking, and task progress, offering features like full-text search, BDD syntax highlighting, lifecycle analytics, and Gantt-style timelines. Available as a web app, VS Code extension, and IntelliJ plugin, spek simplifies navigating and understanding OpenSpec repositories without requiring server deployment or data sharing.

What’s Changed

  • Add /timeline page: horizontal Gantt-style chart of every change’s lifecycle — active bars extend to today with an arrow, archived bars render as fixed segments
  • Timeline supports an optional “Group by topic” toggle and “Hide active / Hide archived” filter chips, plus an auto-scaling time axis (daily / weekly / monthly / quarterly ticks based on span)
  • Read created: from .openspec.yaml and derive archivedDate from archive folder name; surface lifecycle info in ChangeInfo / ChangeDetail (server payload adds two backwards-compatible fields)
  • ChangeList row shows Created Apr 20 · 5d ago for active changes and Created Feb 14 → Archived Feb 22 · 8d for archived ones
  • ChangeDetail header gains a lifecycle banner (e.g., Created 2026-02-14 · Archived 2026-02-22 (8 days) or Active for 5 days)
  • Dashboard adds two stats cards: Avg lifecycle (archived) and Stale active (>30d)
  • VS Code sidebar shows lifecycle days in change descriptions and includes the created date in tooltips
  • New @spek/web test runner (npm test -w @spek/web) covers the timeline scale and grouping helpers